Emotional Investor
01-17 13:26

Silver is far from done. There is a global shortage that cannot be resolved in the medium term. So I'll be buying the dips. But while everyone is frothing over gold and silver prices. They are not focused on the bigger picture. 

That my tiger friends is copper. So the future reality in the short to medium term is the massive requirement for new data centers and thus also new power generation infrastructure. So while the gold and silver resources required for data centers can be measured in 10s of kilograms, the copper requirements are measured in the 1000s of kilograms. For a single data center.

More and more I get questions from my fellow tigers asking how am I increasing my wealth so quickly. copper is a clear example. It's obvious to me, but clearly not that obvious to others. 

Since I joined tiger, I'm up over 3000%. That is NOT a typo. I go to the P&L screen and that's what it says. I'm also, according to the P&L, more successful than 99% of all tigers.

Not trying to blow my own trumpet Here. Just stating facts. I'm also not suggesting copper will go up over 3000% either. But tomorrow and next week my research will be focused on finding a great company that mines copper. If I find one, I expect it will double in price this year at a minimum @MojoStellar @Tiger cub @TigerTrade @Tiger_SG @TigerWire 

Silver Freefall! A Healthy Reset or End of Squeeze?
Spot Silver loses 5% before the market open. Citigroup expects silver to likely avoid U.S. tariffs, which could encourage metal outflows from U.S. warehouses and relieve global tightness. After a months-long security review, the Trump administration paused broad tariffs on key minerals, including silver and platinum, opting for bilateral talks. Wall Street remains constructive mid-term, citing supply deficits, industrial demand, and gold spillover. With tariff risk easing, is silver’s pullback a healthy reset or the end of the squeeze?
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  • Emotional Investor
    01-17 15:34
    Emotional Investor
    Haha, thank you for that feedback. I got gaslighted by two people when I first joined tiger. No point naming names, but let’s just conclude with the better bet was not an Australian funeral home business that has gone know where, vs my bet on $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$. Well that’s gone from $3.50 to $107. She is a kiwi, lives about two hour from me. And she owes me brunch. I won. Pay up, and get over yourself lol
  • Emotional Investor
    01-17 15:52
    Emotional Investor
    I’m not bitter, just want eggs Benny and a flat white. But seriously, it’s not about that. My mission is to cut through all the noise and nonsense. And just present ideas. I’m not a Druid useing nuckle bones to predict the charts. Not a fundamental investor saying that past performance is no guarantee of future performance, but then contradicting myself by analyzing past performance.
    I take bits from all. The past can influence the future, charts and buying/selling signals can inform to. But it’s all short term epistemology. To be successful I firmly believe in understanding the future and investing in businesses that have the products and the management to exploit that future
  • Kiwi_G
    01-17 14:53
    Kiwi_G
    Always an interesting read. Blow that trumpet.
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